Hollywood: The extreme parkour team whose death-defying jumps caught the attention of the film industry

“I think most of us can agree that we have exceeded even our highest expectations of what we wanted to do with this when we were kids,” added Taylor.

Ascending into the world

Last year, the group worked on the set of a Hollywood movie after being invited by award-winning Hollywood director Michael Bay, also director of the ‘Transformers’ trilogy and the ‘Bad Boys’ films, to assist in filming ‘6 Underground’, his Netflix movie starring Ryan Reynolds and Dave Franco.

They were given the freedom to train experienced cameramen as they see fit, while also serving as acting doubles.

During their time on set, the group also performed stunts at famous sites, such as the Florence Cathedral, while training other actors in the basics of parkour.

Working on a Hollywood movie was “an affirmation that we were moving in the right direction,” Segar, one of the Storror members, told CNN Sport.

“It skipped many steps in the film industry, in terms of learning how they do it,” said Segar.

“It was a really crazy position to be in, where we have control over these scenes and we have control over certain elements of this hit movie. But it was great for the entire team.”

Taking a toll

But by creating the amazing videos, the bodies have been pushed to the limit, which has consequences.

“The feeling of reward and achievement you get by doing all these crazy things … If once every 14 years you break your ankle, I will risk it because people break their ankles or arms and get drunk on the weekend and go out town It’s not like you’re completely safe if you don’t choose to take risks. ”